My name is Joe Miner and I am the one and only writer Singlemess. I recently graduated from Houghton College in Western New York with a B.S. in Communication, and I am currently working towards an M.A. in Theology and Social Justice through Northeastern Seminary. When I’m not reading, editing videos, or spending time with my dear friends, I am usually on my laptop, can of Mountain Dew in hand, writing about my life. The purpose of this blog is to write and reflect upon issues

Every human person has equal value and worth, and should be treated that way. Marriage is designed for one man and one woman for life. Not everyone is called to marriage, and his or her life is not lesser because of that fact. The process of sanctification (becoming whole and holy) is a lifelong journey. The Bible to be the inerrant and fully authoritative Word of God, and our sole rule of faith and conduct. In one God, eternally existing in three divine Persons – the Father,

I’m Ethan & I love Jesus as much as my little heart allows. I’m an artist, writer and speaker. I’m a personal trainer, youth pastor, photographer, etc. Love to travel, do stuff, etc. I graduated from Moody a while ago and now attend Denver Seminary. #blogs

We initially thought that we could inspire and encourage single Christians ourselves, but we've learned that this can be achieved more effectively through local churches. Therefore our focus is on stimulating the Church to become single friendly. Our aim is to: Work towards a single friendly church - that inspires and encourages single Christians - and reaches out to single people in the community. #blogs

Hi, I'm Chris! ​ I'm a writer, speaker, and attorney living in Saint Paul, Minnesota. I write pretty much everything: fiction, poetry, essays, academic works, and music. When I'm not writing, I enjoy hosting dinner parties, book clubs, and creative writing workshops out of my home. ​ I graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a B.A. in Philosophy, and from the University of St. Thomas with a J.D. and an M.A. in Catholic Studies. ​ I am the author of I Desired You: An

I am a Christian, a teacher, and a celibate lesbian. As a gay woman who is committed to a traditional sexual ethic, I often find myself thinking about issues related to singleness, celibacy, and sexuality. Depending on what I am doing in life and what God is teaching me, these topics might shift or morph into other things. However, the Gospel of Jesus Christ will always be central to the things that I write. Jesus is the person who owns this life of mine, and his Gospel is th

I am a Christian. I am a musician and college professor. I am a man. I am a friend, brother, uncle, and son. I am a seeker, a thinker, a feeler. I am also gay—and believe God has called me to the vocation of celibacy. I’m glad you’re here and hope you will be edified and encouraged by these reflections of a Christian. #blogs

Christopher Benson is a writer and educator in Texas. He earned a B.A. in Philosophy from Wheaton College, M.A. in Journalism from the University of Missouri, and M.A. in Liberal Arts from the Graduate Institute of St. John’s College. Published work has appeared in The Weekly Standard, Christianity Today, Books & Culture, Christian Scholar’s Review, Modern Reformation, Image, First Things, The City, and The Christian Century. #blogs

I’m a 27 year old counseling graduate from St. Louis, MO currently living in Chicago, IL. Born and raised in the Eastern Orthodox Church I’ve spent the last 8 years discussing, reading, and thinking about how my faith impacts my gay orientation. I am currently settling into my new home in Chicago and hoping to begin the long term process towards professional counseling licensure in the next year. I previously blogged at Holy Protection and occasionally blog for Spiritual Frie

Hi! I’m Melinda Selmys, a queer convert to Catholicism, writer, and mother of six kids and counting. I like to think of God as the ultimate artist: an author whose works transcend boundaries of genre and medium. I suspect that my life is the Divine equivalent of a Monty Python sketch. Read more at http://www.patheos.com/blogs/catholicauthenticity/about/#3oRkzDXlOQC1rAti.99 #blogs